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Trapasso Wins Coach of the Year Honors
Coach Mike Trapasso and four of his Hawaii players received recognition on the all-Western Athletic Conference baseball team.
Maui Firefighters Battle Kihei Brush Fire
A brush fire reported this afternoon in South Maui burned brush on both sides of the Piilani Highway before being brought under control.
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Diners Pick Top 50 U.S. Outdoor Dining Spots, Maui Has Four
Just in time for the summer travel season, OpenTable, Inc. a national provider of free, real-time online restaurant reservations, today announced the 50 winners of its Diners’ Choice Awards for Best Outdoor Dining in the United States. Hawaii boasted eight winners, and half of them were on Maui.
Hawaii Takes Next Giant Leap With NASA Partnership
The state entered a new partnership with NASA today that marks a new step for Hawaii in space exploration.
Sustainable Living Institute Keeps Pace with Green Jobs Growth
With more than 2,500 “green” jobs on Maui, and an estimated additional 437 more jobs by 2012 coming from “green job” fields, UH Maui College’s Sustainable Living Institute of Maui (SLIM) and VITEC are partnering to prepare Maui’s workforce to make the transition.
Closed Season For Moi Begins June 1
The three month closed season helps to sustain moi populations by protecting them during the critical summer spawning period.
$13 M Federal Grant Supports Hawaii Small Business
The investment program leverages private funds to help small businesses access the capital they need to expand operations, obtain equipment, and create new jobs.
Rugg and Crowe Named Maui Outstanding Older Americans
Rugg and Crowe were chosen for the award, because of their long history of volunteering and providing community support.
County Installing Many Solar Systems, Buying Power
Today, the County of Maui issued a Request for Proposals to furnish, deliver, install, operate, and maintain solar photovoltaic systems selling electricity to the county under a power purchase agreement to the Office of Economic Development of the County of Maui.
Upcountry Ag and Farm Fair, a 31-Year Tradition
The ranching and farming lifestyle of Upcountry Maui will be celebrated in the Upcountry Ag and Farm Fair June 11 and 12, 2011.
Hirono Backs Obama’s Plan for Energy Independence
The national goal is to reduce oil imports by one third by 2025, and put one million advanced vehicles on the road by 2015.
Na Mele:Emma Veary at Halekulani
Emma Veary, the Golden Voice of Hawaii, revisits the golden age of Waikiki in a one of a kind performance, set to air June 5 on PBS Hawaii.
Ka’anapali Fire Burns Brush above Hanakao’o
Maui Firefighters are mopping up a blaze reported this afternoon mauka of Canoe Beach in West Maui.
Maui’s Food Supply Vulnerable, Says Kanu Hawaii
Maui School Garden Network is organizing the local Kanu Hawaii 2011 Eat Local Challenge for September. The Network is seeking to raise awareness and solve issues relating to Maui’s vulnerable food supply.
Man Sought Over Waihee Death and Shooting
Josiah Okudara, 22, was named as a person of interest in the May 14, 2011 accident on the Kahekili Highway.
Hokoana Named UH Student Affairs VP
Former Maui resident, Lui K. Hokoana, was named associate vice president of student affairs for the University of Hawaii System.
Who’s Django and Where Would He Go?
The John Jorgenson Quintet and Hot Club of Hulaville will play sizzling hot jazz in homage to 100 years of Django’s contribution to music, on Sunday, June 5, at the MACC.
Hana Utility Pole Replacement Project – Phase 3
The work today is the third phase of a four week project that began on May 10, 2011.
MADD Honors Maui Officers
Receiving the MADD Individual Award for enforcing impaired driving laws was Officer Sepulona Falealii of the Molokai District.
War Memorial Football Stadium Closed for 3 Months
The War Memorial Football Stadium in Wailuku will be closed from May 23 through August 25, 2011 for repairs.
